Kingdom: Ashin of the North

Kingdom: Ashin of the North

I liked it quite a bit because, even though it belongs to the Kingdom universe, the real focus here is not the zombies so much as something else. There are zombies, of course, and that zombie tiger is genuinely terrifying, but the film is really more about revenge, accumulated pain, and how a human monster is created even before the other ones appear. That makes the rhythm feel different from the series. It is more restrained, darker, and... - Full Review

That ending was some spooky.

I watched “Kingdom: Ashin of the North” as a stand-alone film, having not seen any other Kingdom movies. I wanted to like it; the action and look got my attention, but the story was drawn out and lacking, making the film feel slow.

Didn't finish because this movie wastes your time.

nowhere near the tv show.

Although its rejuvenating to watch Jun Ji-Hyun's Ashin in a special set in the same universe as Kingdom, there isn't much to enjoy in the overlong story. Much of the problem emanates from overstretching the plot to an unnecessary 93 minutes when a stricter edit would have made it good. Not as good as the show but, not bad for a special.